Lung Disease
Pulmonology
Call for an AppointmentDuke’s nationally ranked pulmonary program is recognized in the U.S. and around the world for novel and effective approaches to treating and managing lung disease. Our pulmonologists and surgeons have years of advanced training in their respective specialties and offer a level of expertise earned by treating many people with lung disease -- from routine to complex cases. Lung specialists in our pulmonary rehabilitation program help you manage your condition and improve your lung health. We give hope to many with lung disease who have been unable to get the treatment they need elsewhere.
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Comprehensive Care for Lung Disease
More Treatment Options
Our lung specialists use the most advanced treatment methods and latest technology available today. In addition, each year we are among the leaders in clinical trial enrollment, giving our lung disease patients access to treatments that may not be available elsewhere.
Superior Results
Our lung specialists see more people with lung disease than anyone else in the Triangle. Our lung transplant program ranks among the nation’s best, with survival rates above the national average and one of the shortest wait times to transplant in the U.S.
A Team-Based Approach
Our lung specialists work with lab, heart, and imaging specialists to meet your unique needs.
Global Reputation for Pulmonary Rehabilitation
Our pulmonary rehabilitation program -- one of the first in the nation -- helps set standards for pulmonary rehabilitation programs around the world.
Post-Treatment Support
Whether it’s help on how to quit smoking, eat right, or exercise, our pulmonary rehabilitation program helps you get your lung disease under control -- and keep it that way.
Where you receive your care matters. Duke University Hospital is proud of our team and the exceptional care they provide. They are why our pulmonology and lung surgery program is nationally ranked, and the highest ranked program in North Carolina, according to U.S. News & World Report for 2021–2022.